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White County High School ADMINISTRATION
KURT DRONEBARGER Director of Schools
TIM MACKIE WCHS Asst. Principal
GREG WILSON WCHS Principal
AMY HAWKINS WCHS Asst. Principal
MONTUKA MURRAY WCHS Asst. Principal
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TERRY CRAIN White County Athletic Director
NATHAN AARON WCHS Asst. Principal
FOOTBALL SCHEDULES
WHITE COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL VARSITY DATE AUGUST 21 AUGUST 28 SEPTEMBER 4 SEPTEMBER 11
OPPONENT CANNON COUNTY CUMBERLAND COUNTY CHRISTIAN ACADEMY OF KNOXVILLE COOKEVILLE
PLACE AWAY HOME HOME AWAY
TIME 7:00 7:00 7:00 7:00
SEPTEMBER 18
WALKER VALLEY
AWAY
7:00
SEPTEMBER 25 OCTOBER 4 OCTOBER 9 OCTOBER 15 OCTOBER 23 OCTOBER 30
YORK BYE WEEK LIVINGSTON CLAY COUNTY MACON COUNTY GOODPASTURE
HOME
7:00
HOME AWAY AWAY HOME
7:00 7:00 7:00 7:00
WHITE COUNTY MIDDLE SCHOOL VARSITY AUGUST 11 AUGUST 18 AUGUST 25 SEPTEMBER 1
WALTER J. BAIRD SOUTH FRANKLIN NORTH FRANKLIN TULLAHOMA
AWAY AWAY AWAY HOME
6:30 P.M. 6:30 P.M. 6:30 P.M. 6:30 P.M.
SEPTEMBER 3 SEPTEMBER 8 SEPTEMBER 15 SEPTEMBER 22 SEPTEMBER 29 OCTOBER 3
ALGOOD HARRIS CELINA COFFEE COUNTY WARREN COUNTY TENTATIVE CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP
AWAY HOME HOME AWAY HOME
6:30 P.M. 6:30 P.M. 6:30 P.M. 6:30 P.M. 6:30 P.M.
WARRIOR SENIORS
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WARRIORS FOOTBALL ROSTER No.
First
Last
Grade
Pos
No.
First
Last
Grade
Pos
1
Nathan
McCallister
12
WR
43
Kamron
Hart
10
LB
2
Javyn
Strode
11
WR/DB
44
Connor
Brewington
10
LB/TE
4
DJ
Paul
11
DB/WR
45
Ryan
Odell
10
DL
5
Jayden
Richmond
12
RB
46
6
Malaki
Dowell
10
WR/DB
47
Nicholas
Cox
11
WR/DB
7
Cameron
Stephens
11
TE/DB
No.
First
Last
Gr
Pos
8
Hunter
Pope
12
LB/TE
50
Billy
Gottlied
10
OL
9
Thomas
Paul
10
WR
51
Jacob
Jenkins
10
OL/DL
10
Christian
Kelso
11
WR/DB
52
Bray
Frasier
10
OL/DL
11
Jaden
Simpson
10
WR/DB
54
Hunter
Slone
11
OL
12
Tanner
Paul
12
WR
55
Kobe
Jones
10
OL/DL
13
Braxton
Seebers
10
WR/DB
56
Kolton
Dolinich
10
OL/LB
14
Jackson
Guy
11
DL
57
Kody
Reece
10
OL
15
Garrett
Nash
11
TE/LB
63
Keaton
Steele
11
OL
16
Owen
Adams
9
QB/DB
65
Zachary
Robertson
10
OL
17
Nate
Mullins
10
WR/DB
68
Maliki
Billings
11
DL/OL
18
Rylan
Bumbalough
10
FB/LB
70
Tyler
Payne
11
OL
19
Silas
Persley
10
QB/DB
71
Brady
McKay
10
OL
20
Joshua
Vickers
10
WR/DB
72
Hayden
Bilbrey
10
OL
21
Ethan
Light
12
WR/DB
73
Nate
Martin
12
OL
22
Tyler
Fox
12
LB
74
James
Littrell
10
DL
23
Tyrone
Harris
11
RB/LB
75
Simon
Ogletree
11
OL
24
Colby
Clayton
12
LB
76
Dillon
Axford
10
DL
25
Michael
Conatser
10
WR/LB
77
Dane
Harper
10`
OL
26
Angelo
Cheney
WR/DB
78
Kyle
Erickson
12
OL
27
Zack
Krieg
10
WR
79
Jaylen
Hannah
10
OL/DL
28
Caleb
Bailey
12
RB
30
Austin
Davis
10
WR
31
Parker
Case
10
WR/DB
32
Garrett
Johnson
10
FB/LB
40
Kade
Clark
12
TE/LB
HEAD COACH: MARK FRASIER Assistant Coaches
GREGG SEGRAVES CURTIS BEATY JORDAN BAILEY MICHAEL SLONE J.J. MORRIS
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STEVE WILSON PARKER BEECH JACOB SPARKMAN JACOB RITTENBERRY CHRIS ADAMS
THE 2020 WARRIOR FOOTBALL TEAM
WARRIOR COACHING STAFF
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MARK FRASIER Head Coach Mark Frasier is a native of White County and played football throughout his youth. He played for WCHS from 1989 to 1992 where he won multiple season All-District, All Mid-State honors, was team captain and team MVP. He walked on at the University of Tennessee as a free safety coached by Lovie Smith. In 1994, he played free safety for Carson Newman under head coach Ken Sparks who was 5th all-time in collegiate wins. After college, Frasier coached at WCHS under Jeff Arnette, and then was hired by Oconee County High School in Watkinsville, Georgia to coach defensive secondary, and later became defensive coordinator. His record at Oconee was 35-5 with one state title and three region championships. He was named Assistant Coach of the Year in 2000 and 2001 by the Georgia Athletic Coaches Association. Frasier also met his wife in Georgia, and decided to move back to his hometown of Sparta--returning to Warrior football several times as a volunteer under both Malone and Houser. In 2018, he led WCMS to the CTC conference championship game for the first time since 2014 and, last year, led the WCHS Warriors to a 5-5 season. Coach Frasier states, “There’s no other coaching job I would consider at this point in my life than coaching for my alma mater. This is my home, football is my passion, and I am eager to see these students grow as players and teammates. I’ve been blessed to work with so many amazing coaches and players over the years and I hope to be able to give back to my community what I’ve learned through my experiences. I hope that when these kids look back, they remember their football years in Sparta with the fondness that I do.” Coach Frasier and his wife Tricia have two children: Bray, a sophomore at WCHS, and Anna Kate, a freshman at WCHS.
GREGG SEGRAVES Assistant Head Coach/Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks Coach Segraves graduated from Lewis Cass High School in Walton, Indiana and was a three-sport athlete. After graduating college, he coached in Georgia for 30 years. After retiring, he chose to make Sparta home with his wife Tasha and daughter, Dreu, who will begin Woodland Park as a second grader this fall. Coach Segraves has been offensive, defensive, and special teams coordinator and a head coach through the years. His head coaching record was 50-25 and he was awarded region coach of the year while in Hart County, Georgia. “My biggest joy in teaching and coaching is to see or be a part of the success of these young men in their future endeavors. It’s a joy to see kids go off to college and have success at the next level in a sport and equally moving to see them become great husbands and fathers. I’ve been fortunate to continue to communicate with several former players and that is rewarding!”
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CURTIS BEATY DEFENSIVE COORDINATOR Coach Beaty began coaching for the Warriors in June, 2017. He has also coached for Livingston Academy where he won district championships in both 2012 and 2014, and was district runner up in 2015. In 2014, he was awarded district 8AA Defensive Coach of the Year. He is the physical education teacher at WCHS. As a player, Coach Beaty won the 2005 State AAA football title at Livingston Academy. Also, in 2005 he was honored with 1st Team All-Region. “A great friend and coach of mine told me when I was 20 years old, ‘Curtis, football has given you a lot in life, you need to give some back.’ That’s when I really dove into the coaching world. I love football because I believe it is one of the only things that teaches boys how to be men through love, hard work, teamwork, adversity, and dedication along with other important lessons.” Coach Beaty’s wife Aria owns her own salon in Livingston. She and their niece Marley Shea never miss a game!
STEVE WILSON WIDE RECEIVERS Coach Steve Wilson was born in Chattanooga, but lived in various states growing up while his dad served in the Marine Corps. His family moved to White County when he was an eighth grader and he graduated from White County High School in 1986. He played baseball at Cumberland University and is currently an assistant principal at White County Middle school. Coach Wilson has coached football in Sparta for more than 20 years at the middle and high school levels and coached high school baseball for 13 years. His coaching and teaching philosophy is that “players and students don’t care how much you know until they know how much you care.” Coach Wilson’s wife, Brenda, graduated from White County High where she was a varsity cheerleader and tennis player. She is currently a professor of journalism at Tennessee Tech and chair of the communication department. They have one daughter Megan, who also graduated from WCHS and is currently a senior at the University of Tennessee majoring in microbiology. The Wilsons are members of Sparta First Baptist Church and teach the college and career Sunday school class.
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JACOB SPARKMAN Jacob Sparkman comes from WCMS with a 6-2 record to lead our freshman class this year. A native of White County and a former WCHS offensive and defensive tackle, Coach “Cobb” started coaching Warrior Youth Football in 2011, won 3 championships and had a record of 63-10. His goal of coaching youth football was to have a positive influence on the youth of our community. Coach Cobb has also been involved the last four years coaching ROCO Warriors--a travel football team in East Tennessee who played in The Rocky Top National Championship game last fall. He has coached in two BK Classic All-Star games in Pennsylvania, two American All-Star games in Nashville. In his own words... Football is like life, it requires dedication, self-sacrifice, hard work, determination and respect for authority and your teammates. The philosophy I use is Faith x 4: Faith in God, Faith in Family, Faith in brotherhood and Faith in ourselves. Coach Cobb graduated from the University of Tennessee in 1998. He is married to Pam Sparkman and they have three children. Megan, a softball player at Tennessee Wesleyan University; Keaton, a freshman at WCHS; and Eli, at sixth grader at WCMS.
JACOB RITTENBERRY Coach Rittenberry started playing football at 6 years old with the Sparta Titans and it was then that he realized he loved the game. He played at WCMS as an offensive and defensive lineman and played all four years at WCHS. He was voted team captain for the Warriors and helped lead them to a 5-5 season. Coach Rittenberry graduated in the Class of 2020 and is now working at UPS and assisting the offensive line and freshman team. “I believe that I was a part of steering our program in a different direction. We still have a lot we want to accomplish, and I want to continue to be involved.”
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MICHAEL SLONE
OFFENSIVE LINE
Coach Mike Slone is entering his second year at WCHS. He graduated in 1998 from Hamlin High School in West Virginia. He played football under Coach John Shimp and also played baseball. He moved to Sparta in 2000 and met his wife, Christy (a WCHS graduate), and they have two children, Hunter -a sophomore at WCHS and Emma, an eighth grader at WCMS. Coach Slone coached youth football in Sparta from 2009-2017, then moved on to WCMS where he was the offensive coordinator that led the Warriors to the CTC conference game in 2018. “My goal is to teach these boys football and to also help them to grow into respectful men. The foundations of brotherhood, commitment, discipline and hard work are what molds boys into leaders. My philosophy is God first, then family, school, THEN football.”
JORDAN BAILEY LINEBACKERS
Coach Bailey began his journey coaching at WCHS in 2018. He found a love for football at a young age and started playing in 1998 for the Overton County Outlaws and went on to play during middle school. During his high school years, he played football and soccer at Livingston Academy. He played receiver and defensive back. As a player, Coach Bailey, played on the 2005 AAA State Championship. He graduated from Livingston Academy in 2007 and is currently working for his family owned business, Charles Bailey Trucking as a dispatcher. Coach Bailey says, “My passion for the game of football is what brought me to coaching. The added bonus for me is the ability to help kids develop in the game of football and in life.”
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CHRIS ADAMS
STRENGTH & CONDITIONING
Coach Chris Adams joins the Warriors as the strength and conditioning coach this year. Coach Adams is the ISS instructor at WCMS and has been pushing and encouraging our athletes to reach new goals in the weight room. His passion for fitness shows in everything he does--he competes in CrossFit competitions, owns two fitness centers, Calfkiller Crossfit and Sparta Fitness. Coach Adams played football and baseball growing up at Ed White High School in Jacksonville, Florida. His baseball team won the state championship title in 1995. He graduated from Trevecca University, where he played two years of college baseball. “I enjoy coaching kids because they are raw and hungry to excel. They want to be led, so it’s up to us to be good examples on and off the field.” Coach Adams and his wife, Kristy, a Sparta native, have two sons: Owen, a freshman at WCHS, and Griffin, a fifth grader at Findlay Elementary.
BRENT RYAN
CERTIFIED ATHLETIC TRAINER Brent Ryan is currently in his 10th year as certified athletic trainer at WCHS. Brent is a 1992 graduate of WCHS and has a degree in sports management and a Master’s in sports administration from the University of Tennessee-Knoxville. While at UTK, he worked as a student athletic trainer and graduate assistant athletic trainer for football and track & field/cross country. During his time at UTK, the football team won SEC Championships in 1997, 1998 and won the 1998 BCS National Championship. In the 11 years prior to returning to his alma mater, Brent served as the head athletic trainer at Cookeville High School. He is also a member of the National Athletic Trainers’ Association (NATA), Southeastern Athletics’ Trainers Association (SEATA) and Tennessee Athletic Trainers’ Society (TATS). He and his wife, Rebecca, principal of Findlay Elementary, have two daughters: Riley 6 and Landry 4.
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PARKER BEECH Coach Beech started coaching at WCHS in 2019. He played football at Harpeth High School, where he played offensive and defensive line. He graduated in 2017. He spent 2 seasons a manager for Tennessee Technological University’s basketball team and assisted with their football team. He is a senior at TTU majoring in Communications.
JJ MORRIS OFFENSIVE LINE
Coach JJ Morris is a 1994 graduate of WCHS. He played youth, middle, and high school football and was offered an athletic and academic scholarship to Lambuth University. Coach JJ has been employed with Quality Mold Shop as a CNC programmer for 23 years. He has also volunteered for the Warrior youth football program from 1996 to 2018, until he joined the WCMS coaching staff. He is married to his high school sweetheart, Julia, who was a 1993 WCHS graduate and is the person behind the camera lens rain, sleet, snow or shine! Coach JJ has always been passionate about football and it shows though the relationships he’s developed with young people in this community. “I loved playing the game of football for many of the same reasons I love coaching it--discipline, camaraderie, and the devotion it takes to develop the brotherhood. I want the kids I coach to love the game the way I did. I also want them to be able to apply all these lessons in the game of life and to have memories that will last a lifetime.”
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JAYDEN RICHMOND #5 PARENT. Frances Richmond MOST EXCITING MOMENT IN SPARTA. Running for 6 ONE THING I WISH I COULD DO. Reach 6 feet FAVORITE MOVIE. Boyz in the hood. FAVORITE ATHLETE. Derrick Henry FAVORITE TEAM SPORT. Titans DREAM JOB. Plumber DREAM VACATION. Cali FAVORITE FOOD. Chicken FOOD YOU HATE BUT MOM MADE YOU EAT. Anything green TV SHOW. Bella and the Bulldogs FAVORITE MUSICIAN. Rod Wave IF YOU WON THE LOTTERY. Add to my shoe collection PREGAME RITUAL. Listening to music WHEN I WAS A CHILD I TRIED TO BE LIKE. My bro
SENIOR FOOTBALL PLAYERS
HUNTER POPE #7 PARENT. Lashay Dobson FAVORITE MOVIE. The Blindside FAVORITE ATHLETE. Russel Wilson SPORTS TEAM. Seattle Seahawks DREAM JOB. Camera Crew-NFL DREAM VACATION. Italy FAVORITE FOOD. Pizza TV SHOW. Outer Banks FAVORITE MUSICIAN. Lil Baby IF YOU WON THE LOTTERY. Buy my mom a new car PERSON YOU ALWAYS WANTED TO BE LIKE. Mom FOOD YOU HATE. Turnip greens PREGAME RITUAL. Listening to music ONE THING YOU WISH YOU COULD DO. Scuba dive MOST EXCITING MOMENT IN SPORTS. Winning the championship in Pee-Wee Football
CAMERON STEPHENS #7 PARENT. Charmaine Stephens MOST EXCITING MOMENT IN SPORTS SO FAR. Dunked on someone in a basketball game ONE THING YOU WISH YOU COULD DO. Go on a cruise FAVORITE MOVIE. Friday FAVORITE ATHLETE. Patrick Mahomes FAVORITE SPORTS TEAM. Kansas City Chiefs DREAM JOB. Pro football player DREAM VACATION. Bahamas FAVORITE FOOD. Crab legs FOOD YOU HATE BUT MOM MADE YOU EAT. Spinach TV SHOW. Stranger Things FAVORITE RAPPER. Juice World IF YOU WON THE LOTTERY. I’d buy a mansion WHEN I WAS A CHILD I TRIED TO BE LIKE. Mike Vick
SENIOR FOOTBALL PLAYERS
TANNER PAUL #12 PARENTS. Charley and Haven Paul ONE THING YOU WISH YOU COULD DO. Go to Hawaii FAVORITE MOVIE. Goodboys FAVORITE ATHLETE. Damian Lillard FAVORITE SPORTS TEAM. Georgia Bulldogs FAVORITE FOOD. Big Steak TV SHOW. Shooter FAVORITE MUSICIAN. Juice World or Morgan Wallen IF YOU WON THE LOTTERY. I would save most of it and buy a new car WHEN I WAS A CHILD I TRIED TO BE LIKE. LeBron James
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ETHAN LIGHT #21 MOST EXCITING MOMENT IN SPORTS. Making all the big touchdowns and plays ONE THING YOU WISH YOU COULD DO? I wish I could teleport. FAVORITE MOVIE. Fast and the Furious FAVORITE ATHLETE. Cam Chancellor FAVORITE SPORTS TEAM. Kansas City Chiefs DREAM JOB. I’m not sure just yet, but it will be something that pays a lot! DREAM VACATION. Bora Bora FAVORITE FOOD. Chili cheese fries FOOD YOU HATE BUT YOUR MOM MADE YOU EAT. Fried chicken legs and pork chops FAVORITE TV SHOW. Avatar - The Last Air Bender FAVORITE MUSICIAN. Eminem IF YOU WON THE LOTTERY WHAT WOULD YOU DO? I’d buy some games and a few fast cars PREGAME RITUAL. When I was a kid in Pee-Wee Football, we always listened to Ozzy Crazy Train en route to the game. Today, I still play my favorite music to get pumped. WHEN I WAS A KID I TRIED TO BE LIKE. Myself. I’ve always stayed true to myself and just be ME.
SENIOR FOOTBALL PLAYERS
NATHAN MCCALLISTER #26 PARENTS. Jillena McCallister, Shiloh McCallister MOST EXCITING MOMENT. Scoring my first high school varsity touchdown my junior year ONE THING YOU WISH YOU COULD DO. Drive a McLaren FAVORITE MOVIE. Woodlawn FAVORITE ATHLETE. Devin Hester FAVORITE SPORTS TEAM. Chicago Bears DREAM JOB. Professional football DREAM VACATION. New Zealand FAVORITE FOOD. Steak and mac&cheese FOOD I HATE THAT MOM MADE ME EAT. Chili TV SHOW. Dragon Ball FAVORITE MUSICIAN. Khalid IF I WON THE LOTTERY. Invest and take care of my mom PRE-GAME RITUAL. Music WHEN I WAS A CHILD I TRIED TO BE LIKE. Dad
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TYLER FOX #22 MOST EXCITING MOMENT IN SPORTS SO FAR. When LSU went undefeated in the season and won a national championship ONE THING YOU WISH YOU COULD DO. Fly FAVORITE MOVIE. American Sniper FAVORITE ATHLETE. Saquon Barkley FAVORITE SPORTS TEAM. LSU Tigers DREAM JOB. To be associated with the FBI DREAM VACATION. Bahamas FAVORITE FOOD. Pizza FOOD YOU HATE BUT MOM MADE YOU EAT. I don’t really know. I’m not a picky eater TV SHOW. All American FAVORITE MUSICIAN. Jarad Higgins IF YOU WON THE LOTTERY. I’d buy a new car PREGAME RITUAL. The meals with the team before the game WHEN I WAS A CHILD I TRIED TO BE LIKE. My father
SENIOR FOOTBALL PLAYERS
CALEB BAILEY #28 PARENTS. Paul and Amy Bailey MOST EXCITING MOMENT IN SPORTS SO FAR. Getting to meet and train with Tua Tagovailoa ONE THING YOU WISH YOU COULD DO. Grow a few more inches FAVORITE MOVIE. Any kind of comedy; mainly Will Ferrell FAVORITE ATHLETE. Derrick “King” Henry FAVORITE SPORTS TEAM. ROLL TIDE!!! DREAM JOB. Professional football player DREAM VACATION. A tour around the world FAVORITE FOOD. A Chipotle burrito with everything FOOD YOU HATE BUT MOM MADE YOU EAT. Tomatoes TV SHOW. Any of the classics between 1999-2012, when TV was at its prime FAVORITE MUSICIAN. Future or NLE Choppa IF YOU WON THE LOTTERY. I’d probably save it, until something I really wanted came along PREGAME RITUAL. Listening to music, walking through the plays in my head, and praying WHEN I WAS A CHILD I TRIED TO BE LIKE. Mom, Dad, or Grandpa
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KADE CLARK #40 PARENTS. Ben and Donna Clark POSITION. MOST EXCITING MOMENT IN SPORTS SO FAR. Winning my first high school football game and sideline tickets to a national football game FAVORITE MOVIE. The Green Mile FAVORITE ATHLETE. Mac Wilson FAVORITE SPORTS TEAM. The University of Alabama DREAM JOB. Guide Duck Hunts DREAM VACATION. Alaska FAVORITE FOOD. Homemade Pizza FOOD YOU HATE BUT MOM MADE YOU EAT. Peas TV SHOW. Drury Outdoors FAVORITE MUSICIAN. Riley Green IF YOU WON THE LOTTERY. I’d buy land PREGAME RITUAL. Listen to music WHEN I WAS A CHILD I TRIED TO BE LIKE. My dad
SENIOR FOOTBALL PLAYERS
KYLE ERIKSON #78 PARENTS. Dallas and Wendy Erickson MOST EXCITING MOMENT. Winning the championship in the youth league. ONE THING I WISH I COULD DO. travel the world FAVORITE MOVIE. Step Brothers FAVORITE ATHLETE. JJ Watt FAVORITE SPORTS TEAM. Tennessee Vols DREAM JOB. Chemical engineer DREAM VACATION. Go to Italy FAVORITE FOOD. Steak and shrimp FOOD I HATE BUT MOM MAKES ME EAT. Squash TV SHOW. King of the Hill FAVORITE MUSICIAN. Craig Morgan IF I WON THE LOTTERY. invest in the stock market PREGAME RITUAL. Warrior walk WHEN I WAS A CHILD I WANTED TO BE LIKE. My dad
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NATE MARTIN #73 PARENTS. Devan and Laura Taylor and Willie Martin MOST EXCITING MOMENT IN SPORTS SO FAR. Getting my name in the paper one time for tackles in football ONE THING YOU WISH YOU COULD DO. Be 7 feet tall FAVORITE MEAL. Steak and baked potato FAVORITE MOVIE. Chicken Little FAVORITE ATHLETE. Michael Jordan FAVORITE SPORTS TEAM. Tennessee Titans DREAM JOB. State trooper DREAM VACATION. Sparta, Tennessee FOOD YOU HATE BUT MOM MADE YOU EAT. Meatloaf TV SHOW. Demolition Ranch FAVORITE MUSICIAN. J. Cole IF YOU WON THE LOTTERY. I’d buy lots of cars and trucks PREGAME RITUAL. Listen to music to hype me up WHEN I WAS A CHILD I TRIED TO BE LIKE. Papa
SENIOR FOOTBALL PLAYERS
COLBY CLAYTON #24 MOST EXCITING MOMENT IN SPORTS SO FAR. Watching Peyton Manning win another super bowl his last year ONE THING YOU WISH YOU COULD DO. Skydive FAVORITE MOVIE. Rocky III FAVORITE ATHLETE. Christian McCaffrey FAVORITE SPORTS TEAM. Vols DREAM JOB. Professional musician DREAM VACATION. Bali FAVORITE FOOD. Spaghetti FOOD YOU HATE BUT MOM MADE YOU EAT. Corn TV SHOW. The Office FAVORITE MUSICIAN. John Mayer IF YOU WON THE LOTTERY. Pay stuff off for my parents PREGAME RITUAL. Playing loud music in the locker room WHEN I WAS A CHILD I TRIED TO BE LIKE. My older brother
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JUNIOR FOOTBALL PLAYERS
2-JAVYN STRODE
4-DJ PAUL
14-JACK GUY
15-GARRETT NASH
58-HUNTER SLONE
63-KEATON STEELE
68-MALAKI BILLINGS
70-TYLER PAYNE
75-SIMON OGLETREE
MANAGERS Hailee Strode, Jordan Casey, Addison Frazier
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SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL PLAYERS
6-MALAKI DOWELL
9-THOMAS PAUL
11-JADEN SIMPSON
13-BRAXTON SEEVERS
17-NATE MULLINS
18-RYLAN BUMBALOUGH
19-SILA PURSLEY
20-JOSHUA VICKERS
25-MICHAEL CONATSER
26-ANGELO CHENEY
27-ZACK KRIEG
30-AUSTIN DAVIS
31-PARKER CASE
32-GARRETT JOHNSON
43-KAMRON HART
44-CONNOR BREWINGTON
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SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL PLAYERS
50-BILLY GOTTLIED
51-JACOB JENKINS
52-BRAY FRASIER-
55-KOBE JONES
56-KOLTON DOLINCH
57-KODY REECE
60-ZACHARY ROBERSON
71-BRADY MCKAY
72-HAYDEN BILBREY
74-JAMES LITTRELL
77-DANE HARPER
79-JAYLEN HANNAH
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FRESHMEN FOOTBALL PLAYERS
7-COLTON GENTRY
12-JASPER YOUNG
16-OWEN ADAMS
17-MALACHI BROWN
18-ISAAC BALL
22-PAYTON SIMPSON
23-HARLEY DEWITT
25-RAWLAND AYOTTE
26-BRENTON KILGORE
31-KAYDEN BLAYLOCK
42-NICK BOULDIN
51-ZACH WHITED
55-TYREKE HUGGINS
56-KEATON SPARKMAN
60-NOAH GATELY
75-TY MARABLE
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JUNIORS
SOPHOMORES
FRESHMEN
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LINEBACKERS
DEFENSIVE SECONDARY
DEFENSIVE LINE
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QUARTERBACKS
RUNNING BACKS
OFFENSIVE LINE
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WIDE RECEIVERS
FULL BACKS
KICKERS, PUNTERS, SNAPPERS
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WCHS CHEERLEADERS VARSITY CHEERLEADERS
Seniors: Madison Mahan, Madison McLatchy, Madeline Pryor, Jayde Stephenson; Juniors: Alexis Hatmaker, Emma Kate Jones, Savannah Kelley, Bailey Simpson, Rachel Turney, Madelynn Wright, Mckena Young, Isabella Baker; Sophomores: TK Brown, Halle Emerton, Autumn Frazier, Brynn Hawkins, Destinee Johnson, Leah Mullican; Coach - Tracy Mason
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Kate Frasier, Macy Key, Luci McBride, Briley Sims, Emely Simmons, Anna Wheet, Ella Young, Coach - Tricia Frasier
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